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Learn SQL With Bru completes 1 year
Aug 10th
I started writing blogs under the name “Learn SQL WIth Bru”, the first blog was published on August 10 2009. Today, Learn SQL With Bru completes 1st year and would like to take this as an opportunity to thank all the visitors and readers to the site.
When I began the blog, I was not aware how many blogs I would be writing or for that matter what SQL Server topics I would be writing on. Today when I review the blog’s content, I am reasonably happy that I wrote 62 blogs in the past year, most of which are technical blogs related to SQL Server. There are several areas in SQL Server that we tried to focus on such as Database Administration, Database Development, SSIS, Performance Tuning, SQL Server Tips etc. There are multiple sections added to the website making it more than a blog site. I started section such as SQL Server Tidbits in which, each day a new point has been published (now discontinued since July 1st 2010) and there is an Interview Q and A section, SQL Server Forum to post and seek answers to technical questions related to SQL Server and the recent addition of Learn SQL Server Section which tries to teach SQL Server for a beginner / intermediate level reader.
I would once again thank all the readers of this site for coming back and reading. Finally I hope not to disappoint anyone in the year to come by writing more technical blogs that would enable readers to apply it at their work or enhanve their understanding of SQL Server.
Comments / feedback on newer sections or type of technical content you would like will be highly appreciated.
Please check our new section Learn SQL Server
In order to post / seek answers to your questions related to SQL Server visit our SQL Server Forums.
Learn SQL With Bru on Google Search
Aug 5th
Yesterday (August 4th 2010) I was searching for something on Google and I happened to type learn sql with bru (that’s one of the most frequently typed URL by me). It was amazing to see Google search returning Learn SQL With Bru without typing the entire search string and to my surprise, Learn SQL With Bru was listed at the top. (Image below). 
I am aware that Google lists my website in its searches, (website stats, gives the # of hits to learnsqlwithbru.com originating from Google and other referring sources) I wanted to share this happiness with all the regular users and thanks them all for their support and feedback.
Comments / feedback will be highly appreciated.
Please check our new section Learn SQL Server
– Bru Medishetty
Learning SQL Server Performance Tuning – Part One
Jul 30th
I wrote a blog in January 2010, called Performance Tuning in SQL Server. It was kind of introductory non-technical blog. (If you have time I would recommend you read it, would not much time to digest it). In this short blog we will learn various steps involved in SQL Server performance tuning.
When dealing with performance tuning SQL Server, we can broadly classify it into 2 major areas; Physical Server related and SQL Server related. I will explain what does these areas consists of in more detail shortly, but remember that both these areas needs to be addressed in order to reach the optimum performance from the SQL Server Databases.
Tuning physical server involves tuning those underlying hardware components that define the physical server on which the SQL Server Instance is running OR SQL Server needs to be installed on. Primary hardware resources that needs to be monitored and tuned are Memory, Processors, Disk Drives and Network.
SQL Server tuning invloves those that can be configured at the Instance and database level in SQL Server and more importantly involves in T-SQL query tuning.
In the next part of this series we shall look more details with respect to both these areas.
Note: Links to other parts in the series will be included here as and when they are published.
Comments / feedback will be highly appreciated.
In order to post / seek answers to your questions related to SQL Server visit our SQL Server Forums.
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